NucuCar

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The service will gather sensor data and provide access to it via gRPC.

You can use cloud telemetry for free via Azure-IoT-Hub. You still need a backend application that will process the messages.

You will need to create a:

Then navigate to your device and grab the primary key, you will need it to create a connection string of the form:

HostName=YOUR_IOT_HUB_NAME.azure-devices.net;DeviceId=YOUR_DEVICE_NAME;SharedAccessKey=PRIMARY_OR_SECONDARY_KEY

The connection string can be passed to the application via appsettings.json or command line arguments or environment variables:

dotnet run --Telemetry:AzureIotHubConnectionString=CONNECTION_STRING
export Telemetry:AzureIotHubConnectionString=CONNECTION_STRING

Worker service for the BME680 enviromental sensor from Bosh.

Sensor capabilities: